PHYLLIS GLUCROFT

My friend from Samuel Tilden high school. She was lovely! How well I remember. Condolences to the family on your loss.

PHYLLIS WAS A VERY GIFTED AND BRIGHT WOMAN AND A VERY SPECIAL HUMAN BEING SHE WILL BE WELL MISSED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER MY SINCEREST SYMPATHIES

My (Great) Aunt was an incredibly colourful person. From as early as I can remember she was at the center of all family functions she attended or held. I remember at 12 her yelling and taking to task a Parisian store owner who tried to charge me far too much, then afterward taking me to a far nicer place and getting me way more than I ever asked for. When I asked why she said 'why not?'. Aunt Phyllis could be the best advocate or your worst enemy, but she was never anything but loving to me. ...

Condolences to the Glucroft Family. Leah attended IS 27 with my sister and I in the early 70's. Very sorry for your loss.

This lady was treasured as a friend. I shall not forget the many volunteer years we spent working together on so many projects for Temple Israel, especially those that provided services for the children of Staten Island.

I am so sorry to hear about Phyliss's death. Although we have not seen one another for about a year, my memories about her and the family remain fresh in my mind. The work we did together at the Temple, the family get-to-gethers, her fine mind before the Alzheimers, her tireless work on so many projects....may she rest in Peace. She shall be missed!